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The inverted U - death by a thousand applications

The inverted U – death by a thousand applications

By Sig Rinde on October 2, 2013

Productivity is a good thing, it translates to more and better results using less resources. That way it even makes for a very “green” argument, plus it has a decidedly positive effect on corporate profits and government budgets. We obviously want that. But productivity is a combination of two parameters: It’s a result of both […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Current Affairs, economy, Electronic medical record, enterprise software, norway, Peter Drucker, State of the world | 1 Response

Unhealthy healthcare organisations

Unhealthy healthcare organisations

By Sig Rinde on August 7, 2013

Or the act of hammering a round peg into a square hole without even knowing it. To drive the flow, to enhance the value creation the creator and maintainer of the product must be connected to the user so she/he can adjust, tweak, change and create more according to what the market wants. When the […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Current Affairs, enterprise software, Health business, Healthcare, State of the world

The information age fallacy

The information age fallacy

By Sig Rinde on October 30, 2012

Humanity has developed by leap and bounds – when we learned to fish the new ample source of protein increased the human chance of survival and forwarded our development, we became smarter and stronger over time. With fire we started…

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Admin, enterprise software, Information Age, Information technology, innovation, Management, State of the world

Software and the Complexity Excuse

Software and the Complexity Excuse

By Sig Rinde on April 26, 2011

I am a bit fed up with the (mis)use of the term ‘complex’ as an excuse for not doing the right thing. Especially in Enterprise Software: Costs, implementation times and unwillingness to make me something bespoke – “it’s because enterprise is so complex”. Bollocks to that I say. Stop saying that, it’s not smart. Nothing […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged complexity, enterprise software, State of the world | 1 Response

Work Flows and Wealth Creation

Work Flows and Wealth Creation

By Sig Rinde on February 2, 2010

Inseparable since the beginning. Following the last post about Information, Knowledge, Wisdom and Innovation let’s add one particularly interesting and dynamic object organiser, an object by itself: The Workflow. The representation of a particular sequence where value is created and…

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged enterprise software, future, Information Age, innovation, State of the world, wealth creation, workflow

Information, Knowledge, Wisdom, and Innovation

Information, Knowledge, Wisdom, and Innovation

By Sig Rinde on January 19, 2010

These four concepts makes humanity move forward. They’re basic requirements for every day work as well as for Big Important Decisions, hence nothing to take lightly. Indeed, if possible to grasp, sort, handle, and model efficiently we would all be…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged enterprise software, information, innovation, knowledge, Knowledge Management, life, Object relations theory, State of the world, Thingamy, wisdom | 1 Response

Do something instead of doing things to get something done

Do something instead of doing things to get something done

By Sig Rinde on October 20, 2009

What if we could shift the whole world to renewable energy sources, feed and educate all children at no extra cost nor resource use? What if you could double your bottom line without cutting costs? All possible. Now. Of all…

Posted in Business | Tagged Barely Repeatable Processes, brp, climate change, enterprise software, renewable energies, State of the world, Unstructured processes

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